Federated Learning IoT Presentation
Federated Learning IoT Presentation
Privacy-Preserving Algorithm
• Research and Experiments under IoT Critical
Infrastructure
• Presented by: Your Name
• Affiliation: Your Organization
• Date: Presentation Date
Introduction
• Federated Learning (FL) is a decentralized ML
approach.
• IoT generates sensitive distributed data.
• FL in IoT faces privacy and security threats.
• Goal: Secure and privacy-preserving FL
algorithm.
Motivation
• Centralized ML poses privacy risks.
• IoT needs low-latency and secure learning.
• FL is vulnerable to poisoning, inversion, and
free-riding attacks.
Federated Learning in IoT
• Data stays on devices, preserving privacy.
• Reduced communication overhead.
• Applicable to smart cities, healthcare, and
industrial systems.
Challenges in FL for IoT
• Malicious participants can poison data.
• Model updates can be intercepted.
• IoT devices have limited power and
bandwidth.
Proposed Privacy-Preserving
Algorithm
• Improved differential privacy mechanism.
• Secure Multi-Party Computation (SMPC).
• Gradient clipping and noise injection.
• Architecture: local training → secure
aggregation → global update.
Experimental Setup & Results
• FL simulated with IoT nodes.
• Datasets: MNIST, CIFAR-10.
• Metrics: accuracy, leakage, overhead.
• Findings: strong robustness, competitive
accuracy.
Comparison & Analysis
• Compared to standard FL and FL with DP.
• Proposed method shows better accuracy-
privacy balance.
• Higher resilience to poisoning.
• Limitation: Extra computational cost.
Conclusion & Future Work
• Ensures secure, privacy-aware FL for IoT.
• Experiments validate effectiveness.
• Future: optimize for edge devices, real-world
deployment, hardware-level solutions.